History of Branch county, Michigan, with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of its prominent men and pioneers . PhotoB. by E. Kindmark, Coldwater. PETER M. NEWBERRY. MRS. PETER M. NEWBERRY. PETER M. NEWBERRY. Jonathan Newberry, the paternal grandfather of our sub-ject, was a native of Orange Co., N. Y., and after severalremovals he finally settled in Saratoga Co., where he died atan advanced age. He reared a family of eleven , the father of Peter M., was born in was reared and educated a farmer, and in 1810 marriedMiss Jane Mack, in Saratoga County. He be
History of Branch county, Michigan, with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of its prominent men and pioneers . PhotoB. by E. Kindmark, Coldwater. PETER M. NEWBERRY. MRS. PETER M. NEWBERRY. PETER M. NEWBERRY. Jonathan Newberry, the paternal grandfather of our sub-ject, was a native of Orange Co., N. Y., and after severalremovals he finally settled in Saratoga Co., where he died atan advanced age. He reared a family of eleven , the father of Peter M., was born in was reared and educated a farmer, and in 1810 marriedMiss Jane Mack, in Saratoga County. He became theowner of the old homestead in Saratoga, and reared a familyof eight children, named Peter M., William, Mary A.,Nathaniel, Jr., John, Nelson, Alzina, and Phebe Jane,—all now living except Mary and Nathaniel. Peter M., the eldest, was born at Northumberland, Sara-toga Co., Dec. 14, 1810. His youth was passed in attend-ing school and assisting on the home-farm. He remainedat home with his father until he was twenty-six years ofage. He was married at the age of twenty-four to MissHannah Seaberry, of the same plac
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